Domestic Violent Extremism Resources

Domestic Violent Extremism

Terrorism remains a threat to our nation. People with political or social causes may use extreme violence to make a statement, or to achieve some other political goal. Although terrorism remains a threat to our safety and security, we have witnessed how the vigilance of communities and pro-active law enforcement efforts have actually prevented planned terrorist attacks.

Even though the U.S. has recently experienced terrorist incidents, over time, however, people typically become less vigilant about the threat and their chance of being at the scene of an attack. Our federal, state, and local governments are working hard to keep us safe, but we all play a role in securing our public spaces. You are the first line of defense in protecting your fellow community members, public spaces, and our country. Be aware of your surroundings, and what type of activity might be the beginnings of a terrorist plot.

Everybody should be aware of the threat of terrorism and how to handle it. Such knowledge is all the more essential because we live in a major metropolitan area. Large, heavily populated urban centers all over the world have long been the favored targets of terrorists. This page provides resources on domestic violent extremism.

The following links provide information and resources concerning various public safety-related issues affecting U.S. metropolitan areas and school districts.

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Emergency Plan Checklist

Sit down together and decide how you will get in contact with each other, where you will go, and what you will do in an emergency.
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Disaster Preparedness Guide

The Disaster Preparedness Guide will help you be better prepared for the next big disaster. Thank you for taking the first step.
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Make the Call

Report suspicious activity. Click here for the online form or please call 1-855-iWatch4 (1-855-492-8244).

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